Shops record big jump in football jersey sales


KUALA LUMPUR: Sales of football jerseys are picking up as the 2014 FIFA World Cup draws closer.

Snow Chan, 22, a sales representative at a shop in Petaling Street, said there had been a 20% increase in the sale of jerseys these past weeks as fans gear up in the colours of their favourite team.

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